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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1925)
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 102S T .:. Latest .:. SpoMNews Big Time Christian Church, Sunday F re e Co f f ee t t f An account with a good bank Members! You Be There Amioiicement Forbes Pure Drugs Now Ready . to Serve It's a Real Good Drug Store Eighth and Main Frederick C. Forbes . Geo. A. Cunning HENRY BURKE EXPECTED TO GIVE I 0 MATCH Wrestling fans who have seen Henry Burke, Klamath middleweight, in training this week, are predicting a tor rid evening for Ad Gustavo when the two bone crunchers lock arms in the feature wrestling bout at the Moose hall next Wednesday evening. Although Burke is giving away about 15 pounds to Gustavo, his perfect condition together with his science, is expected to offset the difference in weight. Both . grapplers have their host's- of followers and supporters and for this reason the match Wednesday Ulght Is expected to draw tho la r gust crowd that his attended a wrestllns bout this season. Not only trill the main event wrestling attract a big crowd, but camps of Grays Harbor, will t.ingW with some good boy in tho filter boxiug match. Members ol the Mmoso lodge who are promoting the bout say that it the two boxing preliminaries ulone I will be without Question tho be)t .i-ltt l. nlt wn .M t ..tui. .(,. I.. ... -.1. ! A.-Anln ,'. una'l 1 1nuinnl tl.f.ir hilln ; 'em in at the doors. Jack Crlni, lyet offered along this line. Ticket sales are said to bo brisk at the varJjus cigar' stores and pool rooms hard-hitting Indian welterweight, will meet some good man In one of the four-round bouts, while Youns Wado, a battler' from the logging DR. PAUL M. NOEL fientist Announces the removal of his offices from the Underwood Building to Suite C, Slough Building w-ere sitle. they have beea placed on HENRY BURKE, KLAMATH PRIDE JIMMY DELANEY :.' PauI- administered a sound whip- DEFEATS PERKINS ' P ' Harvcy Perkins. Onralia, in me ieu ruuuu uiuin event nore msi PORTLAND, Ore.,p April Jim my Delanoy, light heavyweight of St. Phone 93 Quality and Price To deliver to you invariably high quality printing at a right price wo have made an Investment ot thousands of dollars In plant equipment. We have the best mployees available. We want your bus iness in printing. When we get It we are going to keep it with a printing service tint will give you satisfaction . In .every single detail. W. Q. SMITH Printing Co. --"Quality Printing'1 night, but the Judges declare! the matdi a draw. The decision was very unpopular with the fans, who appeared to figure Delaney had won by a wide margin. Perkins proved that he is an exceedingly tough man to beat. ARRIVES FROM BLV L. A. Richardson Comes To Klam ath Falls To Attend To lIusincsH - Roads slightly muddy from more cr less steady rain during the past few days, proved no obstacle yes- j terday to L. A. Richardson, rancher (of Bly who arrived. In Klamath j Falls last night to spend the' weok I end here. " . . A fool seeks the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow while . his wise brothers seek the rainbow. rr KLAMATH VALLE17 HOSPITAL I Centrally Located 403 Pine Phone 497 There, is no bettor care. In- con? flnemelit,. than- Uiat.-glved iU. tills hospital. 4 - : r . ; 1 .1 r ' it- It I i . . m- f.- " . '.1 I ,- . 4. if 1 A IRA DERN WINNER ' anl Scatllc to 00 8no several days IN WRESTLING BOUTjo- a trip of business and pleasure. PfcN'dLETOS', April 4. tra Dor, Salt Lako City light heavyweight Wrestler defeated Jim Norgaard. Wallowa grappler, last night In one of the most desperately contested and speediest mat evonts ever stag ed In this city. Norgaard tcok the first full In 21 mhiutes with a reverse toe hold, wlillo the Salt Lako wrestler came back strong and took the eeco-nd in eight minutes with a hammerlock and body scissors and the third in two minutes with a stopover toe hold! ' ' In preliminary Deo Hatton. Pendleton, and Pete Uuzokas, Lou Angoles, wrestled to a draw. The bout was fast with honors evon.j FIRE PATROL WORK ' TO BE STARTED BY FEDERAL SURVEYORS WASHIXGTOX, April 4'. p Inter ior 1 depni'tmpnt survi'yors jii'i pre pnHilK to iK'ln HWrn tlie'MilMtiviHioit of 'Z'Z. toMiishlps II hill the nation nl foi-c-itH( the purpose bring; (ti iii crrnse llin fire patrol cfflcli'iicy. Tlio townships n r e wiit(tercd tlii'oiiglmut forest reKcrviitions In 15 stiit'rs' Includino; Montniia !K; Xi'iv Mexico SO; Idaho 22: Ai'lzonn 20; Oregon 10; Colorado II): I'Mh 13; Wasliihloii 15; ('Hllrmnlu t2; Xcv nlh (i and WyoniliiB' S. KXOWLKS ON' Tlillv U.' K. 'knowles. 'coutity truffle of ficer left yesterduy for I'orllund EASTER ; GIFTS . 6f ALL KINDS' TO SUIT EVERYONE. Candy Perfume '.Toilet Articles - Stationery Fountain Pens Pencils ' Curlers ; Brushes Etc., Etc. . STAR DRUG I STORE wliM JIATH I ALLH,- ORB. ... t f T t f ? T t t ? ? T t is more than a business convenience, it is an index to oup'a standing and character. ' ; We would like to talk with you about opening an ac count with us. ' . . r . , '.. . 'i ' First National Bank $200,000.00 Capital Stock Member Federal Reserve System' Screen AT THE LIBERTY A stlrry now flguro In the west- , em field, hot oft the Toms Rnngur, makes his nppoarnncs at the Lib- orty thoatro today when "Trlggur'l lingers" is shown In this comniun- ; Ity for the first time. As on ex- ; ponent of the hard riding, hard ! wo: king, straight shooting clan 'hn ! burn up the plaint and w.1mo Iwrsna ; are shod wltii cillllcd steel rather tlmn iron bocauso the friction would molt tho softer metal, Custer Is one of tho most colorful characters over seen on the silver shoot. Margaret 1 LandU, sister ot Cullen Lsudls, takes tho principal femlnino rulo opposite Mr. Custer. Reeves Eason directed the picture which contnln.i more action than too battle ot the Marne. ' . j Duko, famous great Pane of Tom Mix, has como Into his own at la it and hurflly deigns to give Tiuy, his lifelong companion, a friendly bark now and then. In the newcot Mix picture 'Teeth." thu tso principal characters are Duko and Tony. Tom it seems, is only In the cast. Duko insists that ha playing tho title rolo and offers as proof the fact thut ho Sins better, sharper and longer teeth than Tony. , It prob ably will require a. h'orso and dc? envoy extraordinary and mlnljte. plenipotentiary to roctore pca-'o In thp Mlxvllie corral after. "Tooth" which .comes to tho Liberty thalor Sunday and ' Monday. ANNOUNCEMENT The White Lunch is now under . . New Management If we say that we serve the best meals in town you might not believe it. But if you try them 1 ' . ' you'll know it's true. Customer once Customer forever AT THE PINE TREE ' Life seemed very rosy to Dou Carson, young cowboy Un the great cattlo ranch of Col. Jeff McCall, In Texas. Bob bollevcd that his lovo for his employer's daughter was re ciprocated and hi) dreams for the futuro were pleasant. Tho only unpleasant feature 01 things was tha enmity of. the rani'li foreman, who was Jealous of Hob's friendship with the owner'.) daughtor. Then como ono tragic day when Rob permitted hlmsolf to be come involved In a Uiirrol that ro suited In 1 duel between . hlmsolf and tho foreman. Hoot Cilbson plBys tlio p.irt of Rob Carson, as stnr of "Lot 'Er Hiifk," taken from Chnrloj Welling ton Furlong's novel, Unlvnrsnl-flpc-clal to ho irereonod In the I'lno Tree theater next Sunday. What hap pened In his life after he fled tho McCnlt ranch Is promised In ex citing manner, so fnr as stiry and olahoi'iito western ntmosphero are concerned. ' Thd story takes Il'iot to i'ondln ton, Oregon, wlmro ho iirrlves u few days before the opening of tile famous Rnund-Up that In an annual event In that city, wont then on tho story and the Round-Up events are Intermingled. Hd Sedgwick directed, Marian 'Nixon' and Joslo Sedgwick are in the cant. - - SECRETARY WEEKS IS . DECLARED BETTER WiASlfLVOTON. April 4. Secre tary Weeks, who Is 111 with cerebral thrombosis pusscd ' such a roHtfiil night that attending phyfllclaus did not' find it naccHsury to cull at tho sick room until well, Into tho morn ing. :. The sltuutlon wan not regarded by the ' .doctors us serious enough to warrant the Issuance of rogulnr bul letins. . There iirq. a grunt many Hon told simply , becuuse , the v truth often sounds like a poor excuse.. Used Cars 1921 Ford bug; disc wheels, starter, Hasslers. 1918 Ford' bug; underslung; new top; new paint;' new license. 1918 Ford touring; ne wpaint; runs good. 1924 Overland 4; almost new; priced low. 1920 Overland 4; at a bargain. 1920 Studebaker Special Six. 1917 Buick Sixes. 1 Maxwell touring, 1920, cheap. 1 Maxwell roadcter, 1917. , 1 Dodge touring, with new license. We also have many others to choose from and1 our prices are the lowest. Visit our lot between 2nd and 3rd streets and let us show you some real values. Klamath Falls Auto Cars , , "The small garage with the large trade" ROY CALL, Prop. Phone 246-R 224 Main CaFs Taxi Special for dance parties. Taxis and cars for parties from 1 to. 14 passengers LONG TRIPS A SPECIALTY Phone. :789c:
